'Use microwave, induction': IRCTC tells vendors to switch cooking methods as Iran war disrupts LNG flow

‘Use microwave, induction’: IRCTC tells vendors to switch cooking methods as Iran war disrupts LNG flow

NEW DELHI: Indian Railways has asked all its licensees to adopt alternate cooking methods such as microwave ovens and electric induction systems at railway food centres, following a reported cut in liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies linked to the ongoing West Asia conflict.The directive applies to food plazas, refreshment rooms and Jan Aahar outlets across…

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Qs Global Student Flows: QS: India may see 8% rise in foreign students amid visa curbs in West | India News

Qs Global Student Flows: QS: India may see 8% rise in foreign students amid visa curbs in West | India News

NEW DELHI: India’s inbound international student numbers are projected to grow by about 8% annually from a base of around 58,000 in 2025, signalling a steady shift in global student mobility as visa curbs and rising costs in traditional Western destinations push many applicants to explore alternatives. The trend, outlined in the latest QS Global…

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UAE weather forecast: Rain, dust, and cooler temperatures expected until March 15 | World News

UAE weather forecast: Rain, dust, and cooler temperatures expected until March 15 | World News

Rain, dust, and cooler temperatures expected until March 15 Weather conditions across the UAE are set to turn unsettled from Wednesday until March 15, with the possibility of rainfall, dusty winds and cooler temperatures in several areas before conditions gradually improve later in the week, according to the National Centre of Meteorology. The National Centre…

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Airline Fare Hike: Airlines hike fares as Middle East conflict sends fuel costs soaring

Airline Fare Hike: Airlines hike fares as Middle East conflict sends fuel costs soaring

Oil markets are experiencing sharp volatility as traders try to interpret conflicting signals about the impact of the escalating United States-Israel war with Iran on global energy supplies, with the turbulence already rippling through the aviation industry.Airlines across Asia and the Pacific are raising ticket prices and introducing or increasing fuel surcharges as jet fuel…

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Scientists trace the eerie signal to a Greenland megatsunami

Scientists trace the eerie signal to a Greenland megatsunami

In September 2023, a colossal landslide in Greenland’s Dickson Fjord triggered a megatsunami, causing the entire planet to vibrate every 90 seconds for nine days. An unprecedented seismic hum was detected worldwide. Satellites have now unveiled the cause: resonant fjord oscillations. A 25.5 million cubic metre rockslide, driven by climate change-induced glacial melt, plunged into…

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Meghalaya Board of School Education postpones two Class 12 board exams in violence-hit West Garo Hills; new dates later |

Meghalaya Board of School Education postpones two Class 12 board exams in violence-hit West Garo Hills; new dates later |

MBOSE postpones two Class 12 board exams in West Garo Hills The Meghalaya Board of School Education has postponed two Class 12 examinations in the West Garo Hills district after clashes broke out between tribal and non-tribal groups over the nomination process for local council polls, officials told –PTI.The papers of the Higher Secondary School…

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Meghan Markle’s itinerary in Australia: Duchess of Sussex to join 'Girls’ Weekend' retreat during trip with Prince Harry | English Movie News

Meghan Markle’s itinerary in Australia: Duchess of Sussex to join ‘Girls’ Weekend’ retreat during trip with Prince Harry | English Movie News

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are set to go back to Australia for the first time in over seven years. Last time they visited the country, they were still newlyweds, and the country rolled out the red carpet for them as working royals. But this time, things look a lot different. Now, Harry and Meghan…

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